Take-Home Long Test for ValEd

For class numbers 1-10, here are the instructions for the TAKE-HOME LONG TEST in ValEd. Please follow the download links. :)


Take-Home Long Test (Microsoft 2007 version)
Take-Home Long Test (Microsoft 1997-2003 version)
Take-Home Long Test (PDF version)

"When you cried, I'd wipe away all of your tears.
When you scream, I'd fight away all of your fears.
And I held your hand through all of these years,
But you still have all of me..."
- My Immortal (Evanescence)

Team, here are my plans.

Yeah. You do know that I haven't given you exact dates for the "Editing" part, right? Here are my plans:

• Submit it tomorrow, or on Thursday. I understand that it's hell week, and I, myself, is not able to do all my requirements in one go. So yeah, just submit the edited ones tomorrow,WEDNESDAY, OR ON THURSDAY. Okay, team?
• Second, what I meant when I say 'edited' is that, it's not yet the final. Just submit your work/s on a clean, pad/bond paper, typewritten or handwritten. NO ERASURES. Whatever you submit must be the final one/s. Read it all over and over again until you're sure that it make/s sense and "worthy" to be presented in a magazine.
• Next, put your heart in your work. Treat it as if you're writing your last testament. It must not contain obscene language, or anything that offends someone. Also, don't put your own opinions, (yeah, right, that's me), especially if you're writing a feature/news article.
• For those who write in the "articles group", remember that it's just like writing a news. Narrate, or explain, etc. If necessary, try reading newspapers or magazines to give you some ideas. And yeah, like what I said before, you're like writing a news, so you better be up-to-date. Search stuff on the Internet--must be the ones related to what we have discussed so far. For Neil, (who writes for the feature ones), you're writing Feature Articles so you better describe/explain, something, say, extraordinary, or something we haven't heard of yet. Try reading those kind of stuff in magazines--the decent ones.
• For the design part, if possible, give me various designs so we would have different choices to choose from--which is good. Yeah, please do that. Yes, like what Gab said, (and ma'am Sarmago also said) refer to the educational/informational magazines, like, Time, National Geographic, etcetera.
• If you have questions, ASK ME OR JEREMY. Don't ever try asking your other group mates in your subgroups. We're your leaders.

I will try and update this post, so please, always check this blog or the Blogger one. We can do this, team. Good luck and God Bless you.


"This time we're not giving up.
Let's make it last forever.
Screaming, hallelujah.
We'll make it last forever.."
- Hallelujah (Paramore)

Homeworks and tasks (November 20, 2010)

Err. Hullo! :D

Geometry
3-HW3 (1 whole or more)

p. 223 # 1
p. 224 # 4
p. 227 # 11
p. 228 #s 12, and 14
p. 236 # 12 

3-LT1 (November 23 2010, Tuesday)
Coverages (Most probably)

•   Review of DIS (Definition of Inequality Segments), DIA (Definition of Inequality Angles), etc.
• Exterior Angle Theorem (EAT)
• Corollary of Exterior Angle Theorem (CEAT)
• Inequality Properties and Theorems (Trichotomy, Transitive, Addition, Multiplication, Theorem 2-2, etc.) 
• The Parts Theorem
• Less-Than-One-Eighty (LTO) Theorem
• The SAA Theorem
• The Hypotenuse-Leg (Hy-Leg) Theorem
• Side-Angle (SAIT) Theorem
• Angle-Side (ASIT) Theorem 
• The First Minimum (FMT) Theorem
• The Triangle Inequality
• The Hinge Theorem (HTC)
• Converse the Hinge Theorem (HTCC)

*I suggest you guys should read all the stuff found in Chapter 7: Geometric Inequalities (page 211)*

Music
We'll have our Listening test on Monday, so please be ready.

English
Extemporaneous Speech on Monday also. Long Test might be on December 2, so please do read.

Soc. Sci.
Must continue researching and do stuff for the Mocking Trial.  

P.E.
Practicals on Wednesday. For those who are in the "PRO Level" and below, you only have 10 mins. to be exempted from the test. Yeah, good luck! :D

Filipino
3-LT2 moved on Friday, November 26, 2010. Coverage? Chapters 26-30.


Other Stuff
Make-up classes on Saturday (November 27)? You gotta be kiddin' me.

"'Cause this angel has flown away from me,
Leaving me drunken misery.
I should have clipped her wings and made her mine,
For all eternity.
Now this angel has flown away from me,
Thought I had the strength to set her free.
Did what I do because,
I love her so,
Will she ever find her way back,
home to me?"

- Heaven Knows [This Angel Has Flown] (by Orange and Lemons)
 

GROUPMATES IN VAL ED (That's Gab, Lyon, CJ, Neil, Mike, Diego, Dave, Jeremy, and David)

Please click on the download links for your tasks and their corresponding deadlines. Please do it now, because there are some tasks that the deadline's on Monday, this coming week. So yeah. Thank you!

P.S. Err, Neil? Please print the thing for our art. You're in charge of it. Thanks! :D

Generalized tasks and deadlines (Microsoft 97-2003 version) 
Generalized taks and deadlines (Microsoft 2007 version)
Generalized tasks and deadlines (PDF version)


"All I want is to hold you forever.
All I need is you more everyday.
You saved my heart, from being broken apart.
You gave your love away, and I'm thankful everyday, for the gift..<3"
- The Gift (Jim Brickman)

Homeworks and tasks (November 14, 2010)

...</3.

Physics

ROBERT MILLIKAN PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT:

Requirements:

• one page report
• handwritten
• short bond paper
• due date: 1st meeting next week (that would be on Monday, November 15, 2010)

Microwaves Experiment! :D

What to bring:

• cheese (square size)
• chocolate chips (at least 6 pcs.; must fill the whole paper plate)
• egg (1 is enough)
• ruler
• paper plates (at least 5)
• spoon/fork (at least 2 pairs)
• small bowl

Optional:

• drinks (in plastic cups)
• nachos :> :> :>

Chemistry
Bring the last Prob. Set of the 2nd Quarter on Monday. 

Environmental Science
Bring the following (on Friday, November 19):

• sand
• clay
• gravel/pebble
• 3 20ml colored liquid
• timer

Algebra
Advance Assignment! :D

STUDY 5.2 Matrix Multiplication
               pp. 204 - 209
          5.3 Augmented Matrix Solutions
               pp. 221 - 225
          5.4 Determinants and Cramer's Rule
               pp. 233 - 238
  

"Tell me why you're so hard to forget,

Don't remind me, I'm not over it,

Tell me why I can't seem to face the truth,

I'm just a little too not over you..not over you..."

- A Little Too Not Over You (David Archuleta)

Homeworks and tasks (November 08, 2010)

Weeeeee. :D

English
We will write our Expository Writing tomorrowww. Please study the handout ma'am gave us earlier.

Chemistry
Please practice the "Quantum Numbers" exercises. We might have a quiz next meeting (on Wednesday). :D

Music
Ma'am is only giving us until the end of November for the practical test about the Intervals. Please practice. :)

Geometry
3-HW1:
page 216 # 11
page 220 # 9
page 221 #s 11-13

*on a 1 whole sheet of paper (or more)*

Sir also said that from now on, we will have a quiz for every meeting, so please read in advance.

Biology
Ma'am Dacxs wasn't there so we might continue our group reporting tomorrow.

Environmental Science 
Research on the following topics:
Sources of Water
Properties of Water

We might have a discussion about these tomorrow. :D

"Tulad ng mundong hindi tumitigil,

sa pag-ikot,

pag-ibig 'di mapapagod..

Tulad ng ilog na hindi tumitigil,

sa pag-agos,

pag-ibig 'di matatapos..."

- Magbalik (Callalily)